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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1913

Page

7

Local Shindig News Highlights City Visits and Returns

Hand made buggies and wagons on display as Mrs B Healey returns to Moscow after a brief city stay. Dozens of residents including Mrs H Perry and Mrs G Griffith spent Saturday in the city and returned home by afternoon trains.

Mrs. B. Healey Moscow City Mise Cina Erkann Lucas Street Wilton Ty Mundt Joan LaTourette Bryfield GW. Grifith G. & Taylor Nichal Mra. M. Wagner Lotte Mra Wiliam Mindy Letts

Houses and Homes of Muscatine sermon focus

In Muscatine the Rev. Robert Van Meigs of First Baptist preached the fifth sermon of a socio series urging local patronage of Muscatine merchants. He outlined seven essentials for the happy home and warned that city progress depends on residents supporting local business. An announcement noted the Northern Baptist convention in Detroit May 21 to 28, and the minister plans to skip attendance to join a centennial mission celebration in Philadelphia. Local social notes followed, including musical specials at services, visits, and travel by residents to nearby towns.

Muscatino Robert van Meigs First Baptist Church Muscatine Meigs Musgatine Frome Muscallan Philadelphia West Baptist Church Northern Baptist Convention Detroit Mich Baptist Foreign Missionary Society Willaams Dora Dawiles-Wil- Mats Williams

Weekend Visitors and Trips Around Muscatine

Mrs Warren shopped in Muscatine on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bartle Bayne returned home from a week with relatives in Mendota. Mrs Theo Zipp visited Muscatine Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Mille and three children visited friends in Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Charles Rosa went to Lancaster Missouri to visit his parents. Mrs John Schmidt and Tekia Mortman spent Saturday in Iowa City with friends. Prof J My Campbell joined the seventh grade pals team to Iowa City.

Aulbesty M. Campbell Miss Lettie Beckentine I. Vanatti Z. Dickerson R. Whitacre Magentine James Hill T. McCalsh Downey Liberty Dueless A.V. Alter A. Beedle West Branch Hesbet George Smith New Castle Mors Bridges Menteur Lilla Roose Montamima Iowa Lucy Dice Iowa City He B. Hayes Tl. McDonald Armstrong Lows Nauman Jomy Apent Saurday Muscatine Questa Friends Mariah Miller Celesta South Dakota Howard Miller H. B. Wright Jills Cora Henry Bowmar Whfe Ian Clute Z. Bowman Wisan Murphy Atchison Smirley Sunate Livais Rorig Hey Snd J. Mountain Yosh Tiberty Wm. Warren Mrr Bartle Bayne Mra Theo Zipp John Mille Charles Rosa Lancaster J. Ross Tohn Schmidt Eister Misa Tekin Mortman Campbell Iowa Ctr

Judge Wade Victim of Political Mishap in Washington

Washington May 5 Judge Wade, a noted Democratic operative, faced a political stumble after backing Champ Clark. He sought posts in the Wilson administration, pressed for federal offices, but his influence faltered as party dynamics shifted, leaving his prospects uncertain amid looming confirmations and intra party opposition.

Washington, D. G Washington Lowg J. Wace Wade Flesiy Champ Clark National Committee Democrats Iowa Hlsperty Chicago Wilson Chaireman McCombs Jerry Sullivan Judge van Wagonen Sullivan van Wagener Wede Tumuity White House Varios U. S Nick Reed Claude Porter Porter Cum Cuming Cumming somMe Cummins Senate Belonga Mudge Wade Ihe Tio Ware Popper Pespar Jones Originel Wilson Judge Wade Clark

Chicago Medical Institute offers weeklong treatments

The Chicago Medical Institute at 12 West Third Street advertises cures for debility pimples drains kidney and bladder diseases and skin issues with a fee of one dollar per week. They claim 7 day treatments for varicocele hours run 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 am with Saturday and Sunday hours listed and callout of specialists.

Chicago Mediical Enstitute Weat Third Street Ovar

Hay's Hair Health promises gray hair reversal

An old style advertisement claims Hay's Hair Health restores gray hair to natural color and shines, keeps the scalp clear of dandruff, and offers free gifts with purchase through druggists. It touts testimonials and guarantees, urging readers to try the product for rapid results.

Hay Drugg

Towans In Washington and a Washington labor inquiry

J K Dougherty, ex Ottumwa Courier, arrives in Washington to begin newspaper work. The ad valorem to specific duty change in the tart? bill draws doubt for financing from the senate committee. Iowa delegates including McKee Henry Um landt Barry Adams Wills Hagerman and Krouse are noted in Muscatine and Davenport reports.

Towa Finance Committee Senate J. S. McKee W. F. Henry Umlandt M. O. Barry Archie Adams D. A. Wills Charles Hagerman Muscazine J. EB. Krouse Davenport

Patents Granted Towans Week Ending April 29 1933

The following patents were granted to Iowa inventors for the week ending April 29, 1933 as reported from the office of Wilfred G. Lane, Patent Attorney, Des Moines. The list includes burial casing, concrete mold, towel and clothes rack, bridle bit, life saving raft buoy, portable table, dumping cart, dust trough, seed planter, tea be, mincer, mixing tank, lock, chimney cap, safety lock, driving mechanism, washboard, and denture support among others with inventor names and city assignments such as Wilton, Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, Orange City, Des Moines, Holstein, and Council Bluffs.

Iowana Wilfred G. Lane Crocker Bng Des Moines Tawano Earl G. Whitmer Wilton Junction Frank Tt. Jacobson Wumboldt Delmas L Laro Sioux City Charles TH Palla Navsha Ko Snouffer Cedar Ra William Stiles Davenport Briggs Davia Moore Perry Dianie IM. Stanley Dee Maines Cheranhurs Linnenus al- T. Carron Harry A Warkhoven L. BR. Bouna Orange City Herman Roeiman Holstein L. Powers Ind John Innate

Dor ean sewing society meets in Oak Grove

The Dor ean sewing society gathered at Mr and Mrs Joseph Gibbs home on April 30 with about forty attendees. Women sewed and men played quosts. A noon dinner was served. Next meeting planned at Mr and Mrs Morgan Houser home on North Mulberry. The Ladies Aid of Spangler chapel meets May 24 at Mrs M N Godard. Little Miss Helen Shields celebrated her fourth birthday with friends. games and refreshments followed. Arbor Day at Oak Grove school featured tree and shrub planting in yard and woods.

Oak Grove Dorean Sewing Society Joseph Gibbs Morgan Houser North Mulberry Avenue Ladies Aid Society Spangler Chapel M. N. Godard Helen Shields Harry Shields FY. Shields Tra Feriisa Hendricks Bia Bon

Nichols Woman Visits West Liberty Neighbor

Nichols Ta May 5 Mrs Glar Jones Hendricks of West Liberty spent Monday afternoon with Celia…

Nichols Glar Jones Hendricks West Liberty

Notable Visits and Socials in West Liberty

Bennie Nichols and companions visited in West Liberty for several hours Tuesday. Ed Rhodes of Ainsworth visits relatives in Mrs. Alice Slater’s circle. Mrs. Silas Rummels hosts a Reform home gathering after Muscatine visit. Mrs. J. Brown returns from Muscatine after staying with her parents. Susan Nichols entertains Willing Workers of the Christian church for her birthday. B. F. Swickard returns from Muscatine after business stay. George Halleck shops in Iowa City on Wednesday.

Tives Nichols Bennie Nichols John Oastendorp Sutton Amos Borgstad John Foley West Liberty Rhodes Ainsworth Alice Slater Sras George Halleck Iowa City Silas Rummels Muscatine J. Brown M. Savers Susan Nichols The Christian Church B. FP. Swickard

Tyan Runs Without Engineer Near Church Buttes

Union Pacific Overland Limited eastbound near Church Buttes Utah, May 3, ran without an engineer after Alfred Nelson disappeared from his post. Wireman Hurley found the engineer missing as the train passed over a trestle spanning Blacksmiths' Fork Creek ten miles from Church Buttes. Crews turned the train back and searched for Nelson with no trace found.

Tyan Salt Lake City Utah Union Pacific Overland Limited Church Builes Wrc J. BR. Hurley Alfred Nelson Nelson Blacksmiths Tork Creek Church. Buttes

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